Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27

hree candidates for Board of Educa
ion. The three persons receiving TIT
highest number of votes, provided il
70 a majority Of all the votes cast,
shall be declared elected.
Second-Selection of member-at.
ta'ge for CITY Central Committee.
Third-Tiat the delegates from eacl,
ward select two members for the City
Central Committee.
The t flowing persons were put il
nomination for School Trustees:
Charles G. Day, who received G;
'ote.; G. N. Earl, So; L. w. Jones,
As; Earl =. M Her, 80; }. b. De La,
q ,ssas, IA; f. C. Woodbury., 26.
the president declared Chas. q. Day
IN. Earl and f. W. Jones candidate
n the coming election. On motion
h'ir nomination was declared unani.
m us.
Tue nomination for member-at-
ltge on tue City Central Committee
vas declared in order, and w. S.
hoore's name was proposed. Several
peeches were made III lIudatoly term
II the gentleman, but he p, sitively
leclined to accept, notwithstanding a
god deal Of coercion MAS used.
Several names were proposed but
Ill were Withdrawn in favor OF South
'rland Hutton, who was chosen by
exclamation. Election of two mem
RS from each ward was declared il
order. In the First Ward f. w. Ty-
Ter and Oscar Mason were chosen ;
second Ward, +. }. Niles and Ii. ii
Ipplo Third Ward. F. p. Kelley ant
i. Raney; Fourth Ward, k. ). Pryke
md +. Il. Powers; Fifth Ward, w. +
Dunn and NJ. G. Willard.
A motion to assess each member o.
he convention 80 cents 10 defraN
necessary expenses Of the election
was carried.
Colonel H, II. Boyce presented the
following resolutions for the consider
alton of the convention.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, the Republican party OF
Los Angeles is responsible for the es
adjustment Of high license in the
city; and whereas, ti,i, regulation OF
the liquor traffic upon business prin-
ciples has, on the whole, worked great
good in the suppression of saloons OF
the lowest class; Resolved, That the
Republican party of the CITY of Los
Angeles pledges itself to stand by and
maintain the principles OF high licei Sc
and the business control and regl la
ton of the liquor traffic, in all OF it,
branches. Resolved, That we are in
favor of imposing upon this rus ness
every restriction that the safety and
welfare OF the people OF this city ue-
mands.
After several speeches in favor OF
the resolutions, w. III. Mcdonald
seemed quite nervous. He objected
to the party bringing into politics the
question, and att ibuten
its past failures to the high license
He abruptly moved an
adj ,urnment. but was promptly sat
II. D. Barrow stated that while he
was a wine grower. vet he felt it was
necessary to control the traffic.
A motion that the rt,-nlu'l m be laid
on the table was voted down, only
eight voting for the motion.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolued, That this convention en-
dorses the following named gentlemen
to constitute Board OF Freehol lers, to
he voted for at the coming ell elton,
and thatthe Republican Central Com
mittee be authorized to p ace these
names upon the Republican ii, ket :
Mayor W. Fl. Workman, VIM. Vick-
.ry, Jno. H. Smith, b. Coh". john =.
Moran. A. L. Mccoy, R. F. Del Vail.
J. IL. Toherman. A. Brunson. H. I
Lee, DR.. Waiter Lindley, DR.. H Snsa-
baugh, w. w. Robinson, II. 7. Haz-
ard.
Motion to adjourn was carried.